If you read book blogs regularly, you\u2019ll often come across mentions of the \u201cpile of unread books.\u201d For some people, it seems to be quite large\u2014sometimes even taking up an entire bookshelf. I can completely understand that; when browsing for good literature, you often come across books that are simply irresistible, with content and presentation so enticing that you just have to pick them up. Nevertheless, I almost always resist the temptation to hoard too many unread books. Most of the time, I prefer to add them to my wishlist (bookmarks in my browser). That\u2019s why my pile of unread books\u2014or my \u201cqueue,\u201d as I like to call it\u2014is always rather small.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
The books that are waiting in my queue are on a special bookshelf next to my bed. It\u2019s a floating bookshelf\u2014the kind you can find in many different versions online. It looks sleek and tidy and makes quite an impression.<\/p>\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\n
So, what about you? Where do you keep your unread books? Also on your nightstand? On a dedicated shelf? Or scattered all over the apartment?<\/p>\r\n\r\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
If you read book blogs regularly, you\u2019ll often come across mentions of the \u201cpile of unread books.\u201d For some people, it seems to be quite large\u2014sometimes even taking up an entire bookshelf. I can completely understand that; when browsing for good literature, you often come across books that are simply irresistible, with content and presentation … <\/p>\n